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I'm not an advanced user of POVRay, but I thought only advanced users would
be knowledgeable enough to answer my question.
i want to do refraction where colors are separated, like in the prism
effect. afaik the feature that does this is photon mapping. but from a
little bit of reading I get the impression that photon mapping would only
project colors onto surfaces, not onto the camera. so, e.g. if i created a
diamond i wouldn't see it shine with various colors.
but i had an idea. let's say I create a white surface, with a lens-shaped
refracting object in front of it, and put a black box around it except for
the lens, like a camera. then i point this contraption toward the diamond
or whatever, and put the povray camera inside the contraption pointing
toward the white surface. then of course when the image is rendered I flip
it horizontally and vertically.
will this work?
is it necessary?
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